WhatsApp Web version was replaced way back with the release of a standalone app for Windows users that allows users to receive messages desktop. In the recent development, WhatsApp has now announced that the new web-based desktop app is out of beta, which means users will be able to access the services without the need to log in via a web browser.
WhatsApp confirmed on its support page, "The new WhatsApp desktop app for Windows users is now live. WhatsApp Desktop users have been using our web-based desktop app (WhatsApp Desktop) or our browser-based app (WhatsApp Web). As we're always trying to improve the WhatsApp experience for our users, we're developing apps native to Windows and Mac operating systems.”
According to the instant messaging app, the new app will help to increase reliability and speed. Moreover, it says that it is designed and optimized for your desktop operating system which will help to receive notifications and messages even when your phone is offline. Yes, you don’t need to have an active internet connection to access your messages on the Desktop app. Know how to download it on your Windows or Mac system.
You can try out the latest WhatsApp Desktop app on your Windows laptop or desktop.
First of all, head on over to the Microsoft Store and find the WhatsApp desktop app on a Windows computer and download it. You can access it directly from here on Windows, while Mac users can get it here.
Once the download is completed, install it on your PC. Now, open WhatsApp on your smartphone and then tap on the three vertical dots in the top-right corner to access the menu option.
In the pop-up menu, you need to access the 'Linked Devices' option and then tap on the green button on the next screen. This may ask you to verify by using FaceID, fingerprint scan or password.
Once the verification is completed, this will enable the desktop app on your desktop.
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